Details of the internal structure at Pueblo Arroyo, Chaco
Culture National Historic Park
The
ruins of Peublo Arroyo once had numerous levels, including
subterranean rooms and elevated floors reached by ladders.
Unfortunately, the early discoverers and archeologists
at Chaco Canyon didn't understand the true value of the
wooden beams and ladders, and used most of them for firewood.
At bottom right in this photo is a type of shelf, or cabinet
built into the wall of a dwelling, perhaps intended for
storage of personal items.
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